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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

How N. BARrHoLpI WAS MADE GLAD AND HIS
STATUE SAVED FROM DELAY.

Ono of the leading artists employed BY ~ Bartpoim IN
casting and perfectng the marvellous Statue q H9er
sSed In the Rue dc Porte During the early spring ond
into the heated summer the young man worked enthns
iasticaly but the strain. the heat and the maiaIa
atmosphere finally overcame him. At first ne let aos
OF interest in his work. then tired sensaton lne ITss
but was forced by the mysterious feelings within MIN 10
cve up entirely Then Liberty lapguished. ,..
The celebrated Doctor Delacroix was called m ahT Jug
wellknown Doctor Veillard was also consulted lnSS
agreed as to the nature Of the trouble and upon 9 o
efficient means be used and within ten gays dpory
was again assuming piece by piece, her wohderr ion'
and NJ Barthold was happy. ..u,r,,, .ros from
malaria slow fevers and all kindred Ills mainly OWING 10
the use OF the preparation for the young
by Doctors DeacrOx and Veard, and endorsed ny t1e
medical fraternity throughout France. This remarsape
compound is Qina LarOche and 1t has been used ior
over TWENTY-FIVE years in all parts OF France ana many
other portions Of the globe SO popular has u become
that ONLY recently has sufficient supply been procured
TO warrant its Introduction IN America but y Is now III
ported in quantities and doing wonders III TINS country
In counteracting the evils Of malaria, stimulating the
system to new energy, and building up the life yuma
Iaroche Is marvellous combination OF Peruvian bark,
iron Catalan Wine, and other valuable compounds. ~
has taken the medical profession and scientists genera
by storm wherever ii has been introduced recol1eo
the French prize Of 16600 francs and the GOLD ne9s
at the Paris and Vienna expositions Is endoIseu py
the hospitals OF Paris both for young and old ana ~ nas
the UNQUALIFIED endorsement OF the medical Journals.
For all who are debtaed for those who feel they gre
not we'll but do not know the cause; for any ono Wno
needs n gentle tonic stimulating restorative tlwnn-
Laroche is God send The Statue OF Liberty hdlreSuy
felt It's power and the land of liberty being helped py
its use.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brosses sta o. follower
m. {Or tatasauSpa aud intermediate points ana
IN. FOR Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester Baaal2 snq
the West aud local bonts Chair %
for TupK and Intermediate points Cnan cas
70 Tnnkennook Connection TO Reading and HnrrsparE
yj0 for Pittston and principal intermediate ponA
Chair car 10 rttsOp, n.-
tOS f9P!y aud insr%Ied!s.s PSinsS Connection
Tp n for 9ensva Lyons ElmrA Rochss tsf Buffalo And
the West Pullman sleeper " Lyonr.
nbQ p IN. fox Laureys and lptsymedifH polhte
oil p pni Il IsSassy ;.ssSA see! rssiSnS
Ssa p, ~ ~. iyr coplsy and ntssmsdlstS ponis
~ Geneva, Lyons Elmfra Rochester, BunAlo and
the wssL caIimNr ss ss.eer e 10 iyoysaa p.n.a-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
Gteamboats arl0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS.
"A. Xiii MoGSfAfNs LANpINa at oranstc.n's
West POINT. Cornwall Newburg Marborgnsh M. MiS si
Stony toye and Cat'f MoSpta,n Esr ,s.y
Steamers City Of Kingston and James W. 6sidvn 40.
every week day At m pief foot Of Hagrsonst creepy
Saturday City 81 Kingston leaves ct N landing
Ing Tor ali Summer through the MONTANA
NORWICH LINE, for Boston, Worcester,
Portland NewLondon Norwich White Mou u ana
above Ds.erossess isrry daily suneays of
Boston city o. NewYork" and 7 cify q asa ST.
broadway 10 and Ia Greenwichst, 1853 Boyery, Astcr
House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan hotels, 1913 Fuiton-st
Di0'>'A nv ~ w ~ ~ a. W. BRADY. Agent
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.


GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
ts M Rochester Express drawing'room cars 70 Ao'S'
Ga M Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw
01sS caa m hs FAMOUS
snS Sleeping cars for %Sany uca
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving
aiosS & Chicago Express drawing cars to Rich
hs AND sa Express
XSan ssrasogs and utSn :ssss S;S ws
TO Caldwell lake Georrel on sssnrda vs. rrov
q D. M Fast Chicago Express with lSs
Niagara Falls Bunao Suspension b ,h ioeao De''"
ana o. Fast Cincinnati and St Louis with
sleeping cars for Cleveland. Cincinnati Indanapons on
dDa Bay Saiy Paul Smiths: Utica daily
except Saturday pningcar New.York 10 Albany .,h.nv
S. sSsns
win Shasauss for LAKE LAKE Shan sm,S, L{Ss
Mountain Ralph LION Lake ssr.ss s va pa s HSans
except Saturday ION sundays At $50 M seeper
after July dairy except sunday for Luzerne North cree'
fao Gas and Cleveland l25 m next day ;or RocAoa
ter suo N rsss Fs CLEVELAND Teeo ana
Chicago sleeping to Clayton via Utica dsiV 'A'S
i5 m Night Express with e w Ae'n u
and Troy win .ae r rhs orh SATURDAY
night and s,ocuns cars On
as 's * anS Dsss In pspos
IL PARK Place, Battery Place. w West ssa WssSiuston
and $50 Fulton sts., Brooklyn and 10 four'n's''
Express call for check baggage from h0'"
Run daily others daily except Sunday sstop as NOV
Hsvsgn station T.sa,Ty slssth'sHl HENRY MoNETT..
. a General superintendent General Passenger As''s
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OF FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OF NEW ERsEY. 10 LIBEKTY. ST.

NEw.YoRK. June II. 1887.
REFERRINGTOTHEPL PLAN or REORGANIZATION
and Propositions Of this Company both datel June 81
1897 hereby given that SUBSCRIPTIONS to the
NEW lOOYEAR PER GENT GENERAL MORT
GAGE GOLD BONDS whether payable in cash by stock
holders securities will be received by the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY or NETWORK, 81 WAII-ST,
OF the General Mortgage and Agent tho
ceivers. and after MONDAY JUNE BOTH INST, when
negotiable General Mortgage Bond Certificates certified by
the Trustee will be issued and fractional adjusted
as desired
J.ROGERS MAXWELL. President
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DrouosaiA

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed ptopossi. WIN 30 received r. ns 1o1 s a &
building County Hosps in Omaha DouslR County Ns2.
70 the Pns aa @ on HS 81
cefi6ed check In the amount Of Five Hundred poars
right reserved rsiss tD9 a County c.
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Geatbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA esses supplied; no charge TEACHERS registeTel
free 200 vacancies Apr 2l ones daily T. L. AVERY,
American School Bureau . West l4th'st. N y.
a HARVARD GRADUATE of several years
N experience a teacher aud tutor wishes TO MAKE an
engagement tutor during the summer Address g. T. b.
Tribune Office.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers TutorS Gov
Oliects, tlCtls Fen lies. bIIyto
MRS. MI. SCJNG.lUITON. - Jnon SQUARE
A MEXICAN and European teachers. tutors.
IN covernesses supplied 10 colleges. schools families
Schools recommended 10 parents Miss NJ l.. DOSONANS
TEACHERS BUREAU, 30 East litllst
TNHE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
Il schools with teachers and teachers with positions.
W. d. KERR secIetlry. IL Astor place, New'York.
XNOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU GI both sexes supplies Protectors Teacher
Covernessea Musicians ToustkteleIs, Comranon etc. TO
colleges tchools fan e also EoOlkeeptr stenogra
pliers ard toIyis's 10 business firms
Mrs 4. +. CULVER 500 5th-ave.. New-YorK City.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Th trains leay

ERIE Through trains leave
~ 2d minutes ea gss than tine shown from cham
Sss: ass f F$%sn ss:Sss ss.sSss I:a
Hornellsville to Cincinnati.
s9a St Sa, sS 5H
s;ss i E'a
Coaches to Imagination EImra Bufao NIAGARA Falls and
Rutherford Pa.sac week days st s46 100 ?Se $40
s So S 49, o o saSO sSo s mSn SsS
stss s ssgg. hi. ss sS ,o $50
saS S Ss III, KS lssSS i s sss SsS &
Ssssr,SS Oo v %d Ssns, r,.. s.v, ESQ
sa sSSaSsy. ..i an Sss SsG sos sso ,oao
noon. l'sS 2so $40, 500 tio 800 $50 sl5 lis its
3 SP csS snnd nSa en- G S1s l0ao
ws6wict. 44S. BOO. 1920 a. M. 9so a'sc u m Sundays
S;o5 p m. sundays Sit a ~ and 500 NJ
MontScmery Rondout and Kingston. 300 m $50 p m.
ssra0toS ban'nore y ~sek days. 900 IA M 9.sop M
sSS c5 400 $50 o. NJ sundays SIS s Seo iosS
A. a. o.oo $50 500 p ~ y.o o.oo ,o.oo. o..o
S 800 ESQ., 500 The SoG M train stop. TOPS
Port jews az 75o soo 1920 a. m 2so $780, 49, 600
500 s;S0p. M Sundays silo s:oo 1o:2oa M $780, $50
Tickets passage and apartment: in Drawing Room and
Ss s.a ST. Ssffafs msy p s q e:
s rom nr Ss or A. hS
s;i5. iob5 . NJ and $40 and 1000 D m ~ "A''
0EO. DE HAVEN. q. I. AEt L n FARMER, q. p Agt,
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FIRST MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT
1o-YEAK BONDS

OF TIL
RICHMOND UNION CIrY) PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. President
of Richmond. va.
HENRY STEERS. Treasurer, OF New YORK.
Principal payable Ia gold al the Office OF tho
Mercantile Trust Company, NeSlor
subscrtons 10 these bonds may ma the office 81
G. / MI sOS & CO.. 81 Waii-st. or at the ELEVENTH
WARD BANK. New-York.
IMPAIRMENT OF FINANCE.
IL OFFICE TfE CONITRoLtRR I
NEwAKK. y. j.. June 10, lSs73
will be received at this Office until Non
dsy Jnne III 1881 at for the purchase OF part Of
one thousand dollars Of bonds OF the city OF Newark,
denominated -- -. . -. ,... ,.e.-,.o,
TAX AREA RAGE BONDS"
July J. 1857 which date Interest begins These
bonds are authorized by Of Legislature Of tie state OF
phil 81 1876 aud payable In ten
years 900 scTed bearing interest at the
rat o half cent aunum, payable sem-
annually by the sinking Fund Commits .oners
Of the bonds the credit ami whole property
Of pledged they addition To the debt Of
the issued for tax arresragc sinking fund Ia
established providing tho Of liquidation
deposit OF cent viii be required To accompany
bid The right reserved 10 reject Any all bids not
tho Interest Of the city. Proposals be
dorsed Proposals. for Tax Arreaagc Iond and Addressed
to the under signed. T. QUINN, Comptroller.
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financial.

WATER BONDS to net over 6 per cent
w sPRIN9FIELD. Mo. and PALESTINE, Texas
WELLISG q CO, 2 Wallst
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK aud BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS ON TINE. PULLMAN
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER,
Tine Table OF Jure 27th. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400 7;S0, 9O0 HOO 1870. 3O0 400 5:3
1880. l200p m SUNDAYS at 400. s;45, m; $50 l2oo
Trains leaving at 400 $780, llO0 M, $780, 400 $50.
73O. 1900 have connection for Reading Harrisburg
Pottsvile etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown,
Relting. Harrisburg. etc On SUNDAYS for Easton.
7:3O a. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wikesbarre Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg Pottsvc.
Tamaqua shamokn. Sunbury. Lewisburg. Wiiliamsport
loo and 130 p m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harrisburg. etc.
345 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK
Wikesbarre scranton Tamaqua, shamokn sunoury Lewis
4:fo D. m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. etc
b45 for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK,
Wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at oSo
10. sis p Sn sundays 500 a. M 400 p IN. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Except sundays Pone
Pleasant. - o,-
L. O. s:l5 M. $780, 4:30 m for Lakewood Toms River
4ao m i:9O D. m for Atlantic CITY vipeand Bridgeon.
400 s:i5 i'll s a. M 1870 430 $3.50 p for Freehold
400 600 s:l5 80 1880 ll:l m. 1:30 $50. 400.
4:3O boo $50 ol5 sundays 800 a. m. 400 p. NJ
ior Fef'h ANEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier y, N. r.. via Sandy Hook
AtI 80 500 900. lO0 a. M 100 3t5. $50. $50 m.
Sunday $780, ll00a M, $50 p m for Highlands. Sea-
At $50 800 a. N 4:30 $50 for Atlantic High lands
At 800 eco. 100 a. M. loo. 3i5. 430 o. p m ior
Elberon Asbury Park Grove Ocean Beach, spring
Lake, PIT Pleasant &C.. NJ.
At 43O 800 M. loo, $40 p. IN. for Lakewood. ioms
River and Barnegat -
and Atlantic City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27

DETERMINATIONS OF THE PHILADEL-
LII PHIA AND HEADING RAILROAD COMPANY
AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES.
Notice hereby given that the second nstament OF %
PER CENT OF the contribution required the stock and
securities deposited with Mcssrs Brown Brothers Co
under tho Plan Reorganization OF the above companies
Is hereby called, and Will be pavableo
JULY 1sT. 1887.
PAYMENTS are 10 made the Offices Of Messrs Brown
Brothers In the cities OF Newfork and Philadelphia
JNO. b. GARRETT, Chairman.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after JUNE "a. 1887.

GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Desbrosses and Corandt Streets
Harrisburg Pttsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached "a M and P m daily Nsw eva aud
XsstiSued Car: sss = NJ; every day Co.. ~. Vs..
nSss esS sis
.sa sSs ssa sSa night w.a,
car p a RssSr and
Sssss sS So aHs s So % sr:ys
For SOG 2sianc s e,i ra sIcep; Sunday
ESns eaBS MS sss Mssa intermediate
s y ResT c ans H%S9S sqaSss
a and Sd"t d ON not Ss sSp A.0Psy
For snd O
sns a"y b k1 ssq all
Jersey CITY aording speedy and direct transfer for
S 3so i asS s.' ss
s 2s ' SsJa M tl s!S ssc "a I$ss
f rlo% Sh SsS sSs $780, 80 S 9
sS 1919 90 lao go lS go eaS o rs , sS and
2S night 7o s go s'S sS sss e. l''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NewYor via Desbrosses and cort
Spa ssSss'ss cSsaso limited and 10 washington LIN
a sss p1s cl and "a iss night
aaa ss1ns X .se ds s
and % :. e o a3 Camden and
Retnrnng trains leave roai station PhiladslPhs
f2:oi $40 4o5 40 5lo e:5O 1880 $40, $50 g+o IL
and 5a, p 81 9o EsPrs'' wh ssS sia ss and
$50 ON Sunday l2Oi 3;!o 4Vo ~ ~. o 10 IA
oto NJ. l2'49 S;2o 4;5o Lmed. DIS o;'o "iI Ana
Leave Phiiaaelphia Camden. 900 a. NJ and 4;So m
T a opes SAG ss5 and e44 Broadway AstOr House
Conrts and BROOKLYN Annex Station loot OF
BROOKLYN; station. jersey Cy Emigrant ricKe' om'e o
The New transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences n yyoon
CHARLES 4. PU9H, =. ~ m 100 ran,
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
ID NORFOLK VA. and SOUTH . n.,,,,...
Penn T. X. A30 p m Paror cars "
thence palace steamers arriving at Oh EoTToMpKiSs
N0r'0A - "' GenI Pass Agent 3ie broadway, N y:
nELAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NETWORK aud BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST ALMAIs On TINE PULLMAN
Depots NevYork foot of Barclay and Christopher ss
Ga Daily except Sundays Buffalo and Oswego Express
for Water Gap Siroudsburg Scranton Binghamon Emra
Utica connect al Scranton for pston Wikesbarrs
vile and Northumberland at owego for Ithaca and mterme
date stations.
BnEhamton Owego and Emra connects at scrsn
ton for Pttston. Kingston. Wilkesbarre, &C.
$40 scranton. Wlkesbarre ana Kingston Express
Scranton Bnghamton owego Elnira Corning Bath, WAY.
land Buffalo. &C. arriving In Buffalo 7;lO a. nj sleeping
p. m. Daily Buffalo. Utica and oswego ExpIess for
oswego. Greene oxford. Norwich, Utica and hichnea
Springs connects owego for ithaca and intermeate sta
checked at 2s5 Broadway and
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no NEW-nAVEN, 75c.

~ Trans leave from ChambeEsst station for Englewo9d
Tsnsny,, gossser sparsl! sna Nyaok sso. ~ gag
1890 " midnislis sana days. 7io $50 4 M and
$50 TlO $3.50 NJ. sbb c:So .. (3O y. NJ Saturdays
only. Sundays $50 A. m- p m.
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TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME. SHORTENED. RATES REDUCED.

NOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Baaterskil Tuesdays and Thursdays
NJ; Saturdays at Steamer Walter Brett az
D. M. from pier foot OF Jay ST. N. r.
Steamer McMaBus Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays
from pier Frsnkn-st at Boats connect WIN
AMI II
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yEST SHORE RAILROAD.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w y. Y. &. Il n. Il. II. Co.. lessees 49,.
leave 42st follows ana ~ minutes
earlier from foot Of Jas st. North River
Detroit aud Chicago 1855 a.. M. '6Oj. 'sl6 p m.
Cucd syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester Suspension BRUCE
Niagara Falls B. Is 1855 a. NJ. COO -s:l5 p M
Kingston saugcrtes Cask. Albany, Bib. '7l5. 300,
il 80 a. IN. {, sG:Oj. -S:l5 \. n. - 80 - ..,x
Craustons West Point. cornwall Newburg lge, Up
TAB 300 l0l5. l3O M. 9ltt3 j. 4Iu D. SIP 80
p M. and 3ij 800 p III Craistons Cornwall New
burg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 500 m. r...
Hamilton London, 1895 a. 600 $40 p M Toronto
1855 a ~, 1903. @s:l5 p M go ru. c,..,,
Elegant sleeping for Iunalo, Niagara fMs S'nSAn
nati. Detroit. Chicago and st Louis. ,,.,- -.
Specials. lljJ a. H., $40 p III pIa"lhS-roon
Lac George /: 20 a. m. SATURDAYS only 3:i5 p m
Kat.rski Hunter Hobart Grand oiel station and Phd
nia 3.l5 200 lao, 345 y. M. Drawing: room
cars 10 Grand Hotel Mountain House and kaaerski via
Pho,ncia on q. 90. / 80 and 3.i5 }. III. trains .
Paenvilc Cairo and Mountain House station SIP 40
NJ. 3;I5 p. Drawing room csr TO Catskiil on
/. 81 g. m and a.45 trains
Daily Daily except saturday asaturdsys only.
Other trains daily except sunday. 49,. "a.
For tickets timetables paror or Sleeping car s
tons information apply a Offices BrookyhSS3 WASH
ington.st. 40 Fultonst Annex Once 1901 OF ruons.
Ncw.Y or City 1868 1856 9i2 broadway 1852 Bowery ~
PAX lncc aud west Shore stations foot OF Wsst aTrSI
foot Of Jay.st, y H. G. u. LAMBERT,
NanderultaVc Henerh fassenBer AGENT
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Orsnnized Under the Laws Of New.York.

THE COMMITTEE FOR THE REoEGANIzATIoN OF
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25

inventor John w. Hce!y, who has
ueen giyidg exhibitions Of what he
calls his sympathetic etherlc motor
during the past week in Philadelpliia
has been SO bothered by the questions
If puzzed spectators that he has pre-
pared a printed statement in which
he says that he is now graduating his
engine, and is at work on the fifth
octave His system, he says, is found
ed on sympathetic vibration, in
which there is neither pressure nor
exhaustion, and all the power is gem
Grated, and the cannon fired through
a mine. When the present process
OF adjustment shall be completed,
and when he shall be protected by
patents, Keely says he will give an
rxpIation Of his power, knowledge
of which can be more easily acquired
than that necpsaary for the operation
pf steam engine,
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25

..., -. *, "A, A,~.s1,t N has
@ n ttfsT fb,re Il NON ar
,,..l IA ,hartarad hy the Nation.
?, rar,,.r,, Alliance md ra-opera-
rf,,;on 40 ,ner;co more than
rhraa C,rnty Alliances IN the Stale
,,.-.,.,,,,-, ,a f,r,,.l annlicutj5p
nas he.n made in behalf of said coui.
Alliance. for y STATE Alliance III
10 s,,a ls.a+e,of Mis- ssippi.
Now theref,re / G. ". Ma g,.e,
arasiaent Of tEs National Banners
.,,iouc. ami go-opprative Union Of
america here issue this my official
proolaUation, calling upon 7ueh
County Alliances In Inc state p
Missis~ippi 10 eject aud three dtie-
gates to assemble in the IttroF Jack
.on,.n said State, on. " Wsdnesda> Che
llth day Of August D. 1887, at 10
O'Clock 4. H., or the purpose Of or
gauizinga a Farmers State Alliance
for the said State OF Mississippi, and
10 formulate and adopt a constitution
aoa suftable bv laws for sach State
Alliance, and 10 elect officers for
nh st,ta Aii,aoeA for the first term,
So ,,.,,.'',.,,.,...,,,f.,t,ong.,p ''''y, aud
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25
= = : = : :
&, ore Eggs.

DR.. T. G. Jones, Abberville Miss.
guarantees plenty of Eggs, If you
vii feed ia dough Dir, RurhaTan'S s
Quniue Horse Cattle and Poultry
Tpnic to your Hens. He and ali
lis neighbors, A, H. Graham y son,
recommend it for horses and cattle
Remember it is packed in tin cans
leave the other: Mesers Brannm 4
Goodwin will not nisrepresent il
for % or 50 cents. Call and see them
if YOU want something good, and re-
Iilble. mgH ST
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25
Wiir Cherry and Tar.

Everybody poWs the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar rs a relief and cure
Cor any affection of the throat and
.uugs. Combined with these two in
gradients a"e few simple healing
Teu.tdies in the composition of De.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
making il Just the article you should
always have in the house, for coughs
colds. Group and bronchitis. Prce
30 cents and II GO. Samples free,
Sold Dy Hughes 4 Nance. tapl, ,l-m
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25
Farmers and Mechanics.

Save money and Docter bills. Re
Iieyeyour Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by timely purchase OF DR.. Basan-
kos Cough aud Lung Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Broachisl attec-
tiqns. Relieves Children of Group
in one night; may save you hundreds
ofdolIars. Price 80 cents and $1.OO
Sample free. Sold by Hughes d
Nance. March lst I'm.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25

Governor Taylor, of Tennessee, ac-
corj.ar {, custom in that state,
.r !rN.#o..r more " uVputs out
........#5. .I tus ... o..
t.. -..... ID. is to receive
TX -r4uy, r!p.n,ncy nn ibe occasion,
stabbed aud killed man about five
years ago Hhjie both We're under tn
influence OF liquor, He was senten"-
ed for twelve years, hut while his
case was on appeal he was allowed
his liberty upon the small bond OF
5000. in the interim he Went TO
Alabama, where he made considera-
bic money. Upon being notified that
his case was about to be passed upon
ne at once returned to Nashville,
Curtis ia order TO protect himself
against intoxicating liquors, has ask
ID GOV. Taylor to nuke his pardon
conditional upon his never taking
another drink. If he does the pardon
Is forfeited, and under the law he re.
turns 10 his cell.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-06-25
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-06-11

WAsHISGToN, May 29.-Maj. Ben: Perley
Poore died at the Ebbitt house Ia this city at
y 80 o'clock this morning. 1t was reported
this morning that he was a shade better, but
at 6 O'Clock last evening he grew rapidly
worse. His physicians were directly sum
moned and a few friends sent for, but by the
time the latter arrived he was dead.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Francis Paterson,
a soldier during the late war, was granted a
pension of s72 per month and 1898 back
pay by order OF Secretary Lamar. Patterson
became totally blind, having become SO from
injuries received in the service. Another case
that of an Ohio soldier, which had been re-
jectcd twice, was reversed by Secretary Lamar.
He is insane, and has been cared for by a
sister, who is Yery poor. He is rated at So
per month since 1865, and will receive in back
pay sl2,3i6, enough to insure his comfort for
the remainder Of his life.